Nipple Waterer Push In

These push-in poultry nipples are easy to install in just about any plastic container. Just simply push into a 11/32" drilled hole. Thicker plastic may require a larger diameter hole. Dont force or you will rip the gasket. Any bird can use from a new chick to old hen. Works great for broilers, layers, breeders, pullets, chicks and other game birds. Recommened one nipple per 6 to 9 birds. These nipples can be installed on anything from a milk jug, to old water bottles and plastic buckets. Place the gasket inside the hole first, then push in the nipple.

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Q&A

Can these be used with gravity system and placed along a pex hosing or schedule 40 pvc pipe in the chicken house?
Yes they are perfect for gravity systems. I would be careful with pex its one I haven't heard tried. I dont know if it would be rigid enough. PVC works great.

Do these nipples need to be pointed downward, or can they be at a 90° angle for use? Would they be suitable for use on an open bucket or do they need a pressurized/closed container?
Nipple waterers have been know to be used at angles between 0 and 30 degrees. More then that and they tend to drip. Do not use on a pressurized system. These are only meant for open containers or with lid. Recommended is less then 10 psi. An average hose is 30-50 psi. If you wanted to hook your water system to a hydrant or hose you will need a pressure reducing valve.